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For people that supplement with glutamine, generally, they will take anywhere from a gram, as much as 10 grams, per day. Why would they want to do that? Well, there's also some evidence starting to emerge that glutamine can help offset sugar cravings, and I've talked about this on the podcast
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I should mention, if you do try and take this approach of ingesting glutamine to reduce sugar cravings, you want to increase the amount of glutamine that you take somewhat gradually.
For people that supplement with glutamine, generally they will take anywhere from a gram as much as 10 grams per day. Why would they want to do that? Well, there's also some evidence starting to emerge that glutamine can help offset sugar cravings.